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You have enough on your plate. We make it easy to message your doctor, connect to on-demand virtual care, receive appointment reminders, refill prescriptions, and more.
Healthy for the long haul.
You’re more than a set of symptoms. From pediatrics to adult needs, preventive programs to complex care – we’re here to support you on every step in your journey.
Our doctors do more.
You can enjoy personalized care without pricey fees. Our doctors take time to listen to your concerns, from wellness programs to chronic care management.
It is with a heavy heart that I announce that I will be leaving Baywest Endocrinology, effective 11/17/22. I have accepted a primary care position that is closer to my home. I would like to thank you for entrusting me with your health care. It was an honor and a privilege to care for you.
First and foremost, I hope you and your family have been fortunate to stay healthy during this recent crisis. I am writing you this letter today to inform you that, after much soul searching, I have decided to leave practicing with Bay West Endocrinology on 01/01/2021. What does this mean for you as my patient? I will continue to see any scheduled patients until 01/01/2021. I will continue to provide any necessary medical care for you, as usual until that date. If you have an appointment after this date, you will be rescheduled by our office with either our nurse practitioner, or one of our physician assistants, and assigned to the care of one of my physician partners, for whom I have the utmost esteem and regard, in terms of their clinical abilities as endocrinologists. If you have any questions or concerns about the transition, please do not hesitate to call. Lastly, please know that I have truly enjoyed being your doctor. You have been a special part of my professional life. It has been a tremendous privilege and honor to have taken care of you. I hope you all the best in the future.
First and foremost, I hope you and your family have been fortunate to stay healthy during this
recent crisis. I am writing you this letter today to inform you that, after much soul searching, I
have decided to leave practicing with Bay West Endocrinology on July 16, 2020, and spend as
much time as possible with my children while they are still young.
What does this mean for you as my patient? I will continue to see any scheduled patients until
July 16, 2020. I will continue to provide any necessary medical care for you, as usual until that
date. If you have an appointment after this date, you will be rescheduled by our office with either
our nurse practitioner, or one of our physician assistants, and assigned to the care of one of my
physician partners, for whom I have the utmost esteem and regard, in terms of their clinical
abilities as endocrinologists. If you have any questions or concerns about the transition, please do
not hesitate to call.
Lastly, please know that I have truly enjoyed being your doctor. You have been a special part of
my professional life. It has been a tremendous privilege and honor to have taken care of you. I
hope you all the best in the future.
Sincerely yours,
As of January 30, 2018, we are proud members of Privia Medical Group!
Important Information Updates About Our Practice
WEATHER LINE
Information about the office hours during days of inclement weather can be heard by calling our main number.
410.828.7417, and dial extension 210
This line is updated by 7:00 am on days of bad weather. The day and date are always updated when a new message is recorded.
Please be safe and check this line before driving to the office in bad weather. If we are open our normal hours, the message will not be updated, and we can be reached after 8:30 am on our main number.
What Women Need to Know About Thyroid Disorders
PRESS RELEASE
WMAR-TV (ABC-Balt.) 3:33 What women need to know about thyroid disorders It’s National Women’s Health Week — a good time to remind the women in our lives to keep health a priority. We’re all aware of the dangers that breast cancer and heart disease brings. But women also need to know about thyroid disorders. Ruth S. Horowitz, M.D., is the chief of the Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism of the Geckle Diabetes Center at GMBC. She talked with ABC 2 News to let women know the difference between hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism and what the symptoms of both are. http://www.abc2news.com/news/health/what-women-need-to-know-about-thyroid-disorders
More Adults and Children Diagnosed with Diabetes
PRESS RELEASE
WMAR-TV (ABC-Balt.) 2:25 More adults and children diagnosed with diabetes Emory Young probably pays more attention to what he eats than most people. That’s because, in 2002, Young was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. “I was thirsty all the time. I had dry skin. I was frequently going to the bathroom and experiencing weight loss,” says Young. Dr. Ruth S. Horowitz, chief of the Division of Endocrinology at GBMC and a partner with Bay West Endocrinology Associates, says failing to manage your diabetes can have serious consequences. http://www.abc2news.com/news/health/more-adults-and-children-diagnosed-with-diabetes
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